0 a doctor who specializes in treating diseases of the parts of the body that produce and carry urine --
We are increasing the number of consultant urologists through expansion of registrar training places, improved recruitment and retention, international recruitment and promotion of flexible retirement.
Nevertheless, it is supported by many physicians, especially urologists, and is rapidly growing in a number of countries, probably in all countries examined in this issue.
The rectal ultrasound probe and template are positioned and the radiologist or urologist re-creates the images of the volume study, ensur ing everything is in the same place.
Remarkably, office-based urologists used this test in 1990 only 22,500 times, but in 1995 more than 460,000 tests were performed in their offices.
If symptoms or indications have been found by a general practitioner, a referral is made to a urologist.
Following histological confirmation of diagnosis, details of disease are usually given to patients by a urologist who will inform the patient of his treatment options.
The urologist who performed the biopsy asked me to come back for another blood test in six months.
Most of the performed screening can be classified as a discretionary pattern of practice requested by general practitioners, urologists, or patients.
